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Greenwich and its neighbors
How Greenwich's turnout, early voting and Election Day registration compare with nearby towns and the Connecticut average, in every November election since 2016.
A big town that votes like a small one
Why Greenwich hasn't won the Democracy Cup since 2016
Each dot is a Connecticut town: registered voters across (on a scale where each step is ten times bigger), turnout up. Bigger towns usually vote at lower rates; Greenwich is one of the largest towns in the state and among the highest-turnout. Hover or tap a dot for the town.
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How people voted
Ballots cast in each town, split by how they were cast. The number at the right is the share cast early. Election Day includes people who registered and voted that day.
Election Day registration
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People who registered and voted on Election Day, per 1,000 registered voters, so towns of different sizes can be compared.
Source: Connecticut Secretary of the State election results system (ctemspublic.tgstg.net), as reported by each town; the state average counts only towns that reported. Greenwich's 2017 and 2021 numbers, missing from that system, come from Greenwich's Voter CheckList records. A blank means the town didn't report; the numbers are saved here in case that system is replaced. Turnout is ballots cast divided by registered voters. Town counts can differ slightly from the Greenwich Voter CheckList figures elsewhere on this site.